SwiDataTypes.h File Reference

SWI data types. More...

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Macros
#define	SWI_API
#define	ALIGN4   (sizeof(swi_uint32) -1)
#define	ALIGN2   (sizeof(swi_uint16) -1)
#define	local   static
#define	package
#define	global
#define	UTF8_MAX_CHAR_SIZE   4
#define	YES   1
#define	NO   0
#define	TRUE   1
#define	FALSE   0
#define	EOS   '\0'
#define	NULL   ((void *)0)

Typedefs
typedef unsigned char	swi_uint8
typedef unsigned short	swi_uint16
typedef unsigned long	swi_uint32
typedef unsigned long long	swi_uint64
typedef signed char	swi_int8
typedef signed short	swi_int16
typedef signed long	swi_int32
typedef signed long long	swi_int64
typedef int	swi_bool
typedef char	swi_char
typedef char *	swi_charp
typedef unsigned long	swi_size_t
typedef long	swi_ssize_t
typedef unsigned short	swi_UCS2
typedef swi_UCS2 *	swi_UCS2p

Detailed Description

SWI data types.

Copyright (c) 2011 Sierra Wireless, Inc. All rights reserved

Macro Definition Documentation

#define ALIGN2   (sizeof(swi_uint16) -1)

#define ALIGN4   (sizeof(swi_uint32) -1)

#define EOS   '\0'

#define FALSE   0

#define global

function accessed globally, used for functions only

#define local   static

function/variable accessed within local file only

#define NO   0

#define NULL   ((void *)0)

#define package

accessable within package only, used for fns only

#define SWI_API

#define TRUE   1

#define UTF8_MAX_CHAR_SIZE   4

#define YES   1

Typedef Documentation

typedef int swi_bool

     boolean type, used for true/false. should 

only be tested for 0 or non-zero

typedef char swi_char

typedef char * swi_charp

char type

typedef signed short swi_int16

16 bit integer signed

typedef signed long swi_int32

32 bit integer signed

typedef signed long long swi_int64

64 bit integer signed

typedef signed char swi_int8

8 bit integer signed

typedef unsigned long swi_size_t

Standard C defines a size_t type to be used for passing around length variables between functions, etc. The SDK needs a unversally-defined size_t that can be modified according to the architecture it will be running on. This definition is suitable for 32-bit architectures

typedef long swi_ssize_t

The swi_ssize_t type is a return value from Linux calls in some of the OS wrapper functions. Defined for the same reason swi_size_t is. According to online documentation this is similar to size_t except that it must represent a signed quantity

typedef unsigned short swi_UCS2

The modem returns some strings in UCS2 format. UCS2 is 16-bits max. The definition here is to aid in copying UCS2 data from the modem

typedef swi_UCS2* swi_UCS2p

typedef unsigned short swi_uint16

16 bit integer unsigned

typedef unsigned long swi_uint32

32 bit integer unsigned

typedef unsigned long long swi_uint64

64 bit integer unsigned

typedef unsigned char swi_uint8

8 bit integer unsigned